Sentence examples similar to distinctly approving reception from inspiring English sources

Maybe the site coordinator at the reception location can provide you with a list of approved wedding reception caterers that they have personally worked with.

Some ministers, he says, have given it a distinctly "mixed" reception.

America seems to have thrown its weight behind the emerging world on this issue.However, America joined Britain and France to give the World Bank's request for a capital increase a distinctly lukewarm reception.

And finally, internet service providers, those benighted souls who have been lumbered with the government's megalomaniac ambition to seize the data from all our communications, have given the home secretary's proposal a distinctly frosty reception.

After Bernstein's address to delegates was given a distinctly cool reception, a succession of speakers criticised his efforts to delay the vote.

There were many warm greetings and happy reunions, though a certain cardinal from America received a distinctly chilly reception.

China faced already a distinctly chilly official reception in France.

While power plants generally run into fierce community opposition, the reception today was guardedly approving.

Certainly one American regular who was passing by while I was at reception seemed startled, but approving, of the new look.

Critical reception was mostly positive, with critics approving of Meaney and MacDonald's performances, but disliking the formulaic nature of the plot.

However, apart from a warmly approving report in The Saturday Review, the book's initial critical reception was lukewarm.